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Miguel opens Wildheart Motel

Once an abandoned motel designed in the 70s, Miguel and his team turned this 21-room motel into an art installment.

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On January 30th and 31st, Wildheart Motel was open for everyone to experience Miguel's visions.

Since Miguel's first album was released, I knew Miguel was very big into art.  As the years went on, so did his love for art.  Miguel loves creating, designing, and living artwork.  

the Wildheart Motel had a live stage and rooms with a different theme in each one.  A grass hill, blacklight room, a waterfall, cave room, a room with a giant breasted pillow, webcam room, room filled with mini fridges, an upside down room, etc..

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Miguel took to the stage the first night with Rihanna joining in, and Tory Lanez and Bryson Tiller attended the second night with performances on the roof of the motel.

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The motel looked vaguely similar to what took place in Miguel's video for Waves.  I'm not surprised if this is what Miguel had in mind.  

I think that Miguel is covering this up by saying "art installment" but it's really something else.  Whatever it is, I love it.

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by Miguel doing this, it goes to show how one of a kind he really is.  There is not one artist you can compare Miguel to because he stands out that much from everyone else. 

A website was available to watch the live stream of the events all night, wildheartmotel.com, with a chat room.  Miguel went on the chat room briefly and was answering some questions anyone had.  Someone in the chatroom asked when will he have another tour, and Miguel answered "in 2016"

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Miguel is up to something and he's being sneaky but it's a good sneaky that will get me more and more anxious and excited because all I do day in and day out is think about Miguel and I can never get enough of Miguel 

the minute tickets are on sale for Miguel's 2016 tour, I will be online getting them 

Knickers by Jidenna

A week after I first see Long Live The Chief, I see Jidenna's new video, Knickers.

 

Knickers.  Another word for the fancy britches worn years ago.  A piece of "classic attire" that definitely ties into Jidenna's "classic man" schtick.  But if you say the word a little too fast, it sounds like a certain word Jidenna claims he hates using, but has been using it a lot in his lyrics... Hmmm....

 

a small group of friends all wearing Jidenna's signature classic attire want to get into a club, except right outside there is a bouncer shooing them away because of what they are wearing.  A large neon sign on the door reads "NO KNICKERS"

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Well!  Doesn't that seem a little odd, no?  Why would a club prohibit a type of pants?  Maybe if you say "knickers" too fast you'll understand what the message really is?

Whatever.  The friends find another club that coincidentally is ran by Jidenna.  The club has a very "classic" feel for these classic men.  There is swing music playing and everyone is having a great time.  Of course, Jidenna is there having the time of his life, too.

Most of the attendees are modernly dressed with dyed hair, tattoos, etc... but the majority of the men are hipsters wanting to live in the 1940s.  This seems like a cult. 

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Once the song starts, Jidenna starts using the N-word after each line in his verses.  Of course "knickers" is the only way he can bypass this bad word for the radio airtime, which is the main way Jidenna and Janelle Monáe will brainwash the music industry.

Jidenna is obsessed with the 1940s.  Maybe this racial segregation video feeds into his obsession with the look and feel of the "classic" image?  Or maybe he is saying something else...

When Jidenna isn't saying the N-word, he's saying "now we made it..." which can definitely mean "look!  We made it!  This is a cult pertaining to my Wondaland Illuminati and we are going to take over the world.  Look at me now, Janelle Monáe!"

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The NYPD crashes the party and breaks it up with poison tear gas, a metaphor for the NYPD being "the bad guys," but Jidenna and his small handful of illuminati recruits flee to the vintage elevator and escape.  

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the big bad NYPD poison tear gassing all of the wannabe 1940s hipsters in Jidenna's club in the Knickers video.jpg
Jidenna and a small handful of his illuminati recruits escaping to the elevator in the Knickers video.jpg


Back in September, I released a statement about Janelle Monáe and her Wondaland Illuminati, which includes Jidenna.  Last week I said Jidenna isn't finished with us yet and this is just preheating the oven to bake the cake before the icing completes it.


I still believe Jidenna and Janelle Monáe are trying to wipe out the entire human race that isn't affiliated with their Wondaland Illuminati.  I believe I am the only one noticing these things and I am keeping an extremely close eye on all this business.